Super glue is extremely sticky glue, and if you get it on your car’s paint job, you have damaged the paint regardless. There is absolutely no possible way of removing the superglue without removing the paint or at least marring the finish on the paint job.
Acetone is used to remove Super glue. Acetone can also dry out your hands quickly, so after using acetone, you will need to use a good hand lotion to moisturize your hands.
Start with a swab of cotton, and soak the cotton swab with acetone. Gently rub the super glue spot in circular motion. You may need several cotton swabs, being careful not to spread the damage anymore than it already is. After the task of removing the super glue, then you should wash the area with good hot soapy water, and then rinse well. Dry the area well with a towel.
Most auto parts stores carry touch up paint. These usually come in small tubes that can be applied by a very small brush, or a sponge. Be sure to match up your paint using the paint color code located usually in the glove box compartment of your vehicle. The touch up paint is not usually exact, because of the color has faded on your vehicle because of the weather. You may find that the touch up paint is a bit brighter or glossier than your original paint. Buffing the area after the paint dries, can help a little bit to blend in the color.
Super Glue is wonderful to use on and in your car if used properly. If using the glue around your paint job, in the future, use tin foil to lie on the vehicle to prevent drips from seeping through.
If you have a crack in your windshield or a rock chip which is common in the wintertime because the roads are sanded for snowy weather. You can use Super glue to fill in the chip or crack to prevent the chip or crack from spreading. This is a handy way to save money on replacing the windshield. If the rock chip or crack is larger than the size of a quarter, this quick fix will not work. When fixing your windshield be sure to cover exposed areas of your paint job with foil, to prevent super glue on your paint job.
If the superglue is on part of your car that does not have paint, using fingernail polish remover and a Q-tip swab will remove it easily. Do not pour the polish remover directly on the area. Always use a swab or a soft rag to rub the super glue out of the area. Always after removing the superglue, you should wash the area with hot soapy water and rinse to remove the acetone from the area.
Another Solution for removing Super Glue from your car, is spraying the area with WD40 and rubbing gently with a soft cloth, will sometimes remove the glue without any damage what so ever, but the glue must not be fully set for this system to work. You must work quickly, as super glue sets and hardens extremely fast.
